Room 185

Mary Cassatt

1844–1926, United States, Impressionism

The American painter Cassatt lived in Paris and was invited by Degas to exhibit with the Impressionists. She mainly painted women and children in everyday life – without sentimentality, with bold cropping inspired by Japanese woodblock prints.

All works

• The Boating Party
• Little Girl in a Blue Armchair
• The Loge
• Children Playing on the Beach
• Child in a Straw Hat
• Young Girl at a Window
• Woman with a Red Zinnia (Revery)
• Woman with a Sunflower
• Woman with a Fan
• Eddy Cassatt (Edward Buchanan Cassatt)
• Girl Arranging Her Hair
• Portrait of a Lady
• In the Opera Box (No. 3) [recto]
• The Loge [recto]
• Margot Leaning against Reine's Knee
• The Picture Book (No. 1)
• Susan on a Balcony Holding a Dog [recto]
• Child Seated on a Sofa
• Reflection
• Margot in a Floppy Bonnet Leaning against a Chair
• The Picture Book (No. 1)
• Reine and Margot Seated on a Sofa (No. 2)
• The Fitting
• The Caress
• Mimi Holding a Japanese Fan
• Mimi as a Brunette
• The Mirror
• Kneeling in an Armchair
• Repose
• View of Venice
• Tea
• A Portrait of the Artist's Mother
• Maternal Caress
• The Letter
• Afternoon Tea Party
• Maternal Caress
• Woman Bathing
• Woman Bathing
• The Fitting
• The Letter
• The Bath
• The Lamp
• In the Omnibus
• The Letter
• The Fitting
• Woman Bathing
• Mother's Kiss
• Maternal Caress
• Afternoon Tea Party
• The Coiffure
• The Bath
• The Bath
• The Bath
• The Bath
• The Bath
• The Bath
• Afternoon Tea Party
• Afternoon Tea Party
• Afternoon Tea Party
• The Coiffure
• In the Omnibus
• The Coiffure
• Mother's Kiss
• The Bath
• Maternal Caress
• The Lamp
• The Letter
• In the Omnibus
• The Black Hat
• Afternoon Tea Party
• Woman Bathing
• The Fitting
• The Banjo Lesson
• Gathering Fruit
• Gathering Fruit